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The in vitro regulation of ovarian follicle development using alginate-extracellular matrix gels

Kreeger et al., 2006

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10607091145379748682
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Kreeger P
Deck J
Woodruff T
Shea L
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Biomaterials

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The extracellular matrix (ECM) provides a three-dimensional structure that promotes and regulates cell adhesion and provides signals that direct the cellular processes leading to tissue development. In this report, synthetic matrices that present defined ECM components …
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